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A couple from last nights card fill:))
and what happens when a non bird photographer is confronted by hundreds of
Zach, Mexico is also becoming a source of flies. I know one small east coast tackle company which has their flies tied there, and a friend recently showed me some egg patterns and woolly buggers his pastor had picked up from a ministry group trying to support a local community (may have been an orphanage, but I cannot remember for sure) with work. A lot closer than Africa
Ty :)) Mark never been there but heard of it often , sounds like a neat spot.
Stepping miles out of my comfort zone I decided to get a little urban with this, not sure how well this works – comments/thoughts welcome-
Chad- glad you enjoyed the pic.
John- ” although if some darn hatches would ever go for me when Im on scene” —
I have logged over 1500 kms in the past week hitting locales with some success , but not what I am looking for. Last night I went on
Hi
Auotopano Pro is very highly regarded- a little more budget wise but does a beautifull job if you are getting series about panos. I’ve used it a fair bit and even with difficult stitches it does well where others fail.
Will
Travis, the software that comes with your DSLR may have a panorama stitching program. If not, Adobe Photoshop Elements can do it and it costs around $100.
All of them are good rods, mind the TLS.
The TLS’s make decent client rods in the mid flex range. IMHO, they were much better rods when they were in the Trident TLS series…..and even better when they were just Tridents.
The T3’s are great rods, durable and accurate with a fairly light feel. Real work horses in the boat. They really take a beating as boat rods but the T3’s hold up well. Only complaint is the uplocking butt cap will loosen from time to time. You really want these in a mid fles as well, unless your primary concern is streamer fishing (real streamer fishing and not swinging buggers).
The zero g’s are just bad to the bone. Again, mid flex is the key. Very light, fairly durable (not up to the T3’s though). Beautiful rods and a pleasure to fish. Not really a client stick though. A little too pricey of a rod for the common client (as they are much more abusive to equipment than more advanced anglers).
Hope this helps.
T
